Edward Barnard Lintott is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Edward Barnard Lintott was a London art teacher who painted watercolors on the sly, sneaking them into shows under untitled labels so no one judged him by his day job. His delicate 1918 watercolor hides a secret: the light on a bare windowsill turns ordinary dust into gold flecks. Try hunting down Untitled (c. 1918), it’s the size of a postcard, but it somehow feels like a whole room captured in one rectangle.